Sentence examples for extraordinary invention from inspiring English sources
They are examples of that extraordinary invention, the publicly quoted company.
"Do we still have that sense of extraordinary invention on the spot?
But its most extraordinary invention is in having US celebrities basically playing themselves.
I think it's to do with Conan Doyle's extraordinary invention which has a universal appeal to all nationalities," he said.
Unless you use this extraordinary invention to some degree to make the cry for compassion or the plea for tolerance or whatever it is, then you deny the genius of its invention.
David Barrie, director of the Art Fund, said: "This metal book is an extraordinary invention, testifying to the revolutionary spirit of a movement that genuinely believed in the power of art to change the world.
Among the extraordinary inventions and progressive ideas are the winning outfits from Mr. Miyake's studio that seem to encompass different kinds of modernity: clothes that fold flat, opening with 3D dimensions and made from recycled polyester.
Among the extraordinary inventions and progressive ideas are outfits from Issey Miyake's studio that seem to encompass different kinds of modernity: clothes that fold flat, opening with 3D dimensions and made from recycled polyester.
His many extraordinary inventions for The New Republic included articles about a Church of George Herbert Walker Bush, a bond-trading firm with a shrine to Alan Greenspan, and a conservative political conference rife with marijuana, beer and sex.
He would listen to a few bars of music, she wrote in her autobiography, then fling himself around exuberantly and expect the dancers to reproduce "extraordinary inventions" that had no relation to any classroom steps she knew.
He claims that extraordinary inventions of time and place are unnecessary to science fiction, because "there are Beings here on earth, whole tribes of them, every whit as gruesome as any Krog or Glumph that ever came loping through the methane gas on Jupiter".
